Entry Triggers 🔑: 🔼 Bullish Ambush: Enter on a breakout above the 50-period EMA at ~$34.20, signaling a potential rally. 🔽 Bearish Strike: Dive in on a breakdown below the 200-period EMA at ~$31.50, riding the downward momentum. 💡 Pro Tip: Use price alerts to catch these levels without glued eyes! 🔔
Stop Loss (SL) 🛡️: 🟢 Bullish Trade: Set SL at $31.90 (recent daily low, cushioning against wicks). 🔴 Bearish Trade: Place SL at $33.80 (daily high, guarding against fakeouts). 📉 Stay Flexible: Adjust SL based on your risk tolerance, lot size, and market volatility. This is your safety net!
Take Profit (TP) 💰: 🚀 Bullish Raiders: Target $36.50 (Fibonacci 61.8% retracement) or exit on fading volume. 🕳️ Bearish Thieves: Aim for $28.80 (key support zone) or slip out if momentum stalls. 🚪 Escape Tactic: Watch RSI for overbought (>70) or oversold (<30) signals to dodge reversals.
SILVER Silver price (XAG/USD) extends its losses for the second successive session, trading around $32.30 per troy ounce during the Asian hours on Monday. While silver prices have recently faced downward pressure, the downside may be limited due to rising demand for safe-haven assets, spurred by growing concerns over the US economic outlook and fiscal stability.
Silver Retreats on Semiconductor Tensions Silver pulled back to around $32.50 in Friday’s Asian session, giving up part of its recent gains following reports that the U.S. plans to blacklist several Chinese semiconductor firms. Given silver’s integral role in electronics and chip manufacturing, the news weighed on sentiment.
Demand for precious metals has also weakened with easing trade tensions, as the U.S. and China agreed to reduce tariffs, cutting U.S. duties from 145% to 30% and China’s from 125% to 10%. Despite this, silver found support from a weakening U.S. dollar, which followed soft economic data reinforcing expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. Powell, however, warned that persistent supply shocks could complicate inflation control moving forward.
Resistance begins at $32.50, with further levels at $33.80 and $34.20. Support is seen at $31.40, followed by $30.20 and $29.80.
XAGUSDSILVER Silver Eases Despite Weaker Dollar Silver slipped below $31.90 on Thursday, pressured by easing safe-haven demand after the U.S. and China agreed in Switzerland to cut tariffs to 30% and 10% respectively for 90 days. While the deal briefly lifted sentiment, uncertainty looms over what comes next.
The drop in geopolitical tensions has also dampened expectations for aggressive Fed cuts. However, weak U.S. inflation data from earlier this week supported silver by softening the Dollar and improving its appeal to international buyers.
Silver faces resistance at $32.50, followed by $33.80 and $34.20. Support is found at $31.40, with lower levels at $30.20 and $29.80.
XAGUSD 📜 The Silver Snatch Blueprint
